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Collaborative Pathways: Indigenous Wisdom Leading Climate Adaptation Efforts in California

Tamara Wilson

SWCASC Welcomes Acting Assistant Regional Administrator!

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Job Opportunity - USGS Science Needs Assessment Fellowship

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Haley Canham

Growing Skills and Developing Relationships in Transdisciplinary Water Science

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Balancing the Hazards and Benefits of Water in the West

Anissa at San Carlos Apache College

Reflections from April 2023 Arizona Tribal College Visits

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